University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Genre.. Earl C. Warren William C. Pomeroy, Regisher of e., Ipso ' I mo ata All seven campuses that consti- tute the University of California are controlled by the Board of Regents, consisting of sixteen prominent citizens who are appointed by the governor, and eight state officials. These men, the backbone of the university, are constantly alert to the problems arising from the oper- ation of this growing institution. This year, besides discussing such important matters as finance, en- dowments, and educational rela- tions, Governor Earl Warren and the regents have the task of re- converting the university to a peacetime basis. The plans of the Regents are received by the Admin- istration officers of U.C.L.A. who put them into action. The Business Manager, Director of Admissions, Director of Relations with Schools, Manager of Bureau of Occupations, Registrar, Librarian, Appointment Secretary and Manager of Bureau of Placement and Guidance handle efficiently the business of their de- partments. yak . BusMen Manoser

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